Are these show quality serama???

[jackrooster]

Are these show quality and worth $25 for 3

 

[jackrooster]

anyone....?

 

[SpeckledPullet]

I am new to this, but my opinion is no. The roo looks to have a long back and he could have a deeper chest. JMHO

Can't tell about the hen. Not a good pic of her.

 

[spotsplus]

Need more pictures- especially need to see the pullet sideways

I like the way the cockerel holds himself. If he's young he'll fill out quite a bit more.

Tammie

 

[poultryhaven]

They look pretty good. They are still pretty young. My roosters looked so ugly at frst but then they filled out and impressed me lol. I would pay $25 for them.

 

[TurtleFeathers]

I wouldn't even venture a guess til they're a year old - 18 months if you can help it. Watching my seramas develop over the last year has shown me that they're definitely "late bloomers".

 

[TK Poultry]

I'd say wait and see seramas are definatly late bloomers. The recommended age for showing clean legged varieties is like 6 months. I wait for cochins until about 8 months. My serama hen was 1yo before I took her to show